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| A biological basis of plant invasions: Can seedling relative growth rate predict invasive woody species?
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Grotkopp, Eva; Galimba, Kelsey; Holguin, Andrew; Thompson, Jordan; Bower, Michael; Ogden, Jennifer Erskine; Rejmönek, Marcel
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| A new spurge could become the scourge of the West: Using research to inform management of terracina spurge in Southern California
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Brigham, Christy
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| Assessment of treatment effectiveness and relative cost of giant reed (Arundo donax) removal in the Tijuana River Valley
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Simonsen-Marchant, Julie; Boland, John; Hogan, Braden; Marchant, Tito
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| California’s Noxious Weed rating system explained
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Albrecht, Courtney
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| Central Valley vernal pools invaded by waxy mannagrass (Glyceria declinata)
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Gerlach, John; Meimberg, Harald
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| Climate change, species interactions, and invasion resistance: Ecological implications for management
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Zavaleta, Erika
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| Control of Phalaris aquatica on lowland coastal terrace prairie in Richmond, CA
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Stafford, Monica; Farrell, Sharon; Beyer, Claire
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| Determining the best management technique for Italian thistle
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Stanton, Edward; Maher, Eliza
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| Developing a handbook summarizing the use of livestock as a tool in noxious weed management programs in the western United States
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Davison, Jason; Smith, Ed; Wilson, Linda
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| Does horse manure harbor invasive plants?
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Quinn, Lauren; Davis, Bonnie; Kolipinski, Mietek; Ghosh, Sibdas
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| Ecological approaches for weed management
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Holt, Jodie S.
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| Economic impacts of yellow starthistle on California ranchers
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Eagle, Alison J.; Eiswerth, Mark E.; Johnson, Wayne S.; Schoenig, Steve E.; Cornelis van Kooten, G.
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| Factors that control non-native plant species within shaded fuelbreaks at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area
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Gibson, Jennifer; Bunn, Windy
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| Field-testing an invasive plant species early detection protocol in the San Francisco Area Network of National Parks
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Williams, Andrea; Speith, Elizabeth
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| Fifteen years later: What were we looking for and what did we get?
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Kelly, Mike
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| Fish and Game permitting for weed control projects
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Cox, Bill
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| Hydrilla eradication efforts in the Chowchilla River and Eastman Reservoir in Central California: A success story
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Maly, Florence C.
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| Identifying research priorities and implementing science-based management
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Parks, Catherine G.
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| Incorporating weighted hierarchical criteria and uncertainty into invasive plant prioritization schemes: A case study from the National Park Service Klamath Network
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Klinger, Rob; Brooks, Matt; Randall, John
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| Integrated management strategies for perennial pepperweed
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Wilson, Rob; DiTomaso, Joseph; Boelk, Debra; Kyser, Guy
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| Invasive aquatic weeds: Implications for mosquito and vector management activities
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Blair, Charles E.
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| Invasive plant management and restoration at the landscape scale: Assessment and mapping techniques
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McNeill, Sean; Fisher, Greg; Johnson, Noelle; Jones, Russell; Lotz, Elizabeth
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| Invasive plant monitoring using volunteers: A nationwide effort
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Block, Giselle; Hogle, Ingrid; Spenst, Renee; Leininger, Samuel
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| Invasive species removal in an urban environment: Pitfalls and lessons learned
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DiGirolamo, Lisa
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| Is glyphosate a good choice for perennial pepperweed (Lepidium latifolium) control in tidal wetlands in the San Francisco Estuary?
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Spenst, Renee; Foin, T.C.
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| Layering: A ‘new’ mode of spread in Arundo donax
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Boland, John
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| Making CEQA work for you
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O'Malley, (David Chang for) Rachel
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| Managing rangeland invasive plants with Aminopyralid (MilestoneTM)
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Smith, R.L.; Carrithers, V.F.; Masters, R.A.; Halstvedt, M.B.; Duncan, C.; DiTomaso, J.; Wilson, R.G.; Dewey, S.
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| Measuring performance of invasive plant management efforts
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Holloran, Pete
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| Molecular evidence supporting the horticultural origin of invasive jubata grass (Cortaderia jubata)
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Okada, Miki; Lyle, Mark; Jasieniuk, Marie
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| New pesticide use regulations: What do they mean for us?
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McArthur, Bruce
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| No weed left behind: A GPS method for conducting a complete weed inventory
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Hutchinson, Rachel A.; Hogle, Ingrid B.; Viers, Joshua H.
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| Potential for augmentation biological control of Arundo donax
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Lambert, Adam; Dudley, Tom
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| Preventing horticultural plant invasions through collaboration: The Cal-HIP model
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Kempton, Terri
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| Progress and regress in the biological control of tamarisk in California
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Dudley, Tom L; Dalin, Peter; Rice, Benjamin
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| Prospects for biological control of Russian thistle (tumbleweed).
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Smith, Lincoln; Sobhian, Rouhollah; Cristofaro, Massimo
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| Pseudo-replication, no replication, and a complete lack of control: In praise of dirty data for weed managers
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Klein, Janet
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| Research: Applying what works for you
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Farrell, Sharon
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| Response of the endangered San Diego ambrosia (Ambrosia pumila) to removal of competition from non-native plants
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Maher, Eliza; Stanton, Edward
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| Restoration of desert wetlands dominated by tamarisk and pampas grass
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Marchant, Tito; Hobbs, Robert; Hill, Annie; Simonsen-Marchant, Julie
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| Restoration of retired San Joaquin Valley farmlands using herbicides and activated charcoal
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Lair, Kenneth; Ritter, Nur; Howard, Adrian
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| Riparian revegetation outcomes on California north coast ranches
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Lennox, Michael; Lewis, D.; Stokes, D.; Jackson, R.; Harper, J.; Allen-Diaz, B.; Larson, S.; Northen, P.; Katz, R.; Tate, K.
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| Salmon River cooperative noxious weed program
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Flarity, Shannon
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| Self-fertilizing cordgrass hybrids (Spartina alterniflora x S. foliosa) drive local invasion of San Francisco Bay tidal flats
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Sloop, Christina M.; Ayres, Debra R.; Strong, Donald R.
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| Spartina control in the San Francisco Estuary: Progress toward estuary-wide control and eradication
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Grijalva, Erik
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| Successful non-chemical management of spotted knapweed through partnership
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Knight, Marla; Orloff, Steve
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| Tall whitetop control on the 102 Ranch and implications for other applications
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Etra, Julie
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| Team Arundo del Norte’s arundo eradication and coordination program, a regional approach: Uniting weed management and research through interlinking adaptive management feedback loops
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Newhouser, Mark; Spencer, David; Unger, Ron; DiPietro, Deanne
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| Testing methods of weed management in the restoration of Riverside County old fields
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Marushia, Robin G.; Allen, Edith
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| Testing the effects of flaming as a method of medusahead (Taeniatherum caput-medusae) control on the Plumas National Forest
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Coppoletta, Michelle
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| The cost and effectiveness of small-scale fennel control methods
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Gwinn, Abigail
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| The effect of native forb abundance on invasion resistance in California grasslands
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Hulvey, Kris; Zavaleta, Erika
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| The invasion of Eupatorium odoratum in secondary tropical monsoon forest in the watershed of Bian-Kumbe in Merauke, Papua Indonesia
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Djohan, Tjut Sugandawaty
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| The Invasive Species Program at the California Department of Fish and Game
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Ellis, Susan; Horenstein, Julie
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| The need for increased cooperation and coordination in yellow starthistle invasion management in Sierra Nevada foothill rangelands
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Aslan, Clare; Hufford, Matthew; Niell, Rebecca; Port, Jeffrey; Sexton, Jason; Waring, Tim
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| The proliferation of Arundo donax in Arroyo Las Posas
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Huber, Anna-Maria
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| The Salmon River experience: Tools of the trade
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Brucker, Petey
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| Two years of Ludwigia control in the Laguna de Santa Rosa process and progress
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McNabb, Thomas J.; Meisler, Julian
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| Upper Santa Clara River arundo/ tamarisk removal plan
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Cabanting, Noreen
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| Using large-scale research to inform rangeland management decisions
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Marty, Jaymee
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| Utilizing differential quantitative mapping technologies and traditional botanical knowledge to assist Brazilian waterweed management in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta: An example from Frank_s Tract
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Ruch, Scott; Shanayda, Kurt; California Dept. of Boating and Waterways Aquatic Weed Unit,
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| Ventura River arundo removal demonstration project
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Kanthack, Dennis; Rose, Peggy
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| Water, salt, and pepper: Lepidium latifolium invasion potential along a salinity and moisture gradient
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Leininger, Samuel; Foin, T.C.
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